Awesome Affordable Cars: 1999-2006 Toyota Celica

[@alexei0942]

If the celica would be rear wheel drive......life could be a dream

[@pascccccaaaalllljear]

Get a GT-Four with AWD, (st205) it has 242 hp

[@smashy152]

Easily boosted to 300hp on stock internals also

[@RAFAGaming11]

nah, gt4 sucks..., and horsepower isnt everything

[@RAFAGaming11]

GT4 is heavier and is higher stock, also handles worse, but is faster 0-60 and has a better accel, but the rest, the t-sport wins

[@BlakeGibbons]

Fr. Same for eclipses, that'd be a badass car rwd

[@turbochargedfilms]

was the GT86 in Underground? No. was the Celica in Underground? Yes. I rest my case

[@Fantastika]

turbochargedfilms the 86 wasn't even in the concept when the game came out

[@twinv1021]

Englashi r/wooooooosh

[@haaxxx9]

Underground sucks, GT3 is better.

[@kevinwhiting8391]

Celica is a car u have to toss around to appreciate...a lot like the old CRXs not very fast bit go cart handles

[@kevinwhiting8391]

Wasn't out yet

[@Gray-gj8xu]

I have a red 2000 Celica and someone at the gas station asked me if it was a Ferrari XD

[@MrCmon113]

"No, that's a Koenigsegg."

[@miltiadhsmporas5051]

You should slap him in face

[@SIXITHS]

Lmao... I had a woman at a Shell station ask if my Storm Grey TSport was a Porsche.

[@LaccerHS]

Same happened to me in my red NB Miata. People constantly ask me what kind of sportscar it is, since we aren't flooded with them like the UK and US. Also it's funny, how SUV big bois try to outrun me with their fat 2.5 tons.

[@TheGospelOfCars]

Someone thought my yellow Celica was a Lamborghini

[@JesusRoseAgain]

Quit telling young guys to get a celica for a 1st car, we need some still left for the rest of us!!!

[@fleeswervinn7111]

It’s hard to find a gts now

[@dylanbassett8823]

Just brought one just like this, 03 plate for 650 quid been sat for a few years and needed a new clutch.. done deal

[@nicojuro]

Was my first car from the age of 16-26, I have no regret. Drive an MR-S now, still miss the Celica sometimes.

[@clairekennedy8767]

My mom had a Celica for 10 years. She bought a 2001 in 2001, and traded it in 2011, people would ask what kind of car and thought it was brand new even in 2011! The appearance hasn't aged at all it's still beautiful!

[@elijahlawrence8010]

Claire Kennedy the car has aged quite poorly it looks very early 2000s what the hell are you talking about

[@GoldMan27]

Same here, I myself own an '01 GT-S, and I've had guys think it was a 2010 or something. It's always funny to see their reaction whenever I tell them it's an '01 xD

[@Cypherus21]

@@elijahlawrence8010 Get the occasional complements for my 2002 GT daily driver - even from a guy driving a GTR at the stop light. Never drove a car that got as many compliments as my Celica. I just won't take it to the race track if you know what I mean.

[@elijahlawrence8010]

@@Cypherus21 I think the 1994-1999? Has aged well, especially the GT-4, however I personally think this one looks very very early 2000's, not necessarily bad, but definitely not modern

[@DesertRat63]

@@Cypherus21 Love the GT. I own a 2002 T-sport and have used it daily for past 9 yrs. £21,500 brand new, I picked it up for £4,000 in 2009(my mid-life crisis car!). Still looks and sounds as good even though it's done 127,000 miles. Looking at GT-86 But still a bit too dear, waiting for 2nd hand prices to come down as they get older ;-)

[@Ag107.9]

Actually i want the Celica more than the gt86

[@dabeanne]

Looks nicer, more trunk space and just overall rare

[@magnom3922]

@@dabeanne yh they are suprising rare today I barely see them, and it makes th even easier to get since they are underrated

[@MrZYouTube]

@@dabeanne thought you said ricer 💀

[@hobbymanx9200]

Yes IMO it looks much cooler

[@itsethansalsbury]

The celica really is a completely underrated car. Double wishbone front and back, very light, amazing cornering agility, controllable and predictable liftoff oversteer, extremely practical, reliable, cheap to buy and own etc., I could go on forever. I personally am a big fan of the look but with something so risque, i could see how its not for everyone. Saying its a girls car means nothing. The mx5 is a "girls" car, yet enthusiats jizz their pants for its driving ability. Its a shame it was only fwd, but toyota did a very good job of making it feel like it isnt, and it means its still useful in less than an ideal road conditions. This car can do EVERYTHING. I used it to move. Im kind of glad its underrated and its ability isnt known until you own one. thats what keeps it cheap, and out of the hands of the bandwagon crowd. I dont understand why people have this obsession with power. Taking a corner and controlling a slide takes actual skill, not a deep pocket which is all you need to go fast in a straight line. Maybe that explains it right there. Celicas, live long and prosper!

[@coloneljaffa]

I have one too mate, its an incredible car. Just seems like everyone shits on it all the time. Its always in the shadow of the Integra type R, even though I think it looks much better than the dc5 at least, possibly drives better too.

[@CA-gy4qf]

ethan salsbury I've had a 2002 Celica, and have had a 2006 mx5 2.0l, and currently have a 2007 mx5 2.0 sport. They are all classed as girls cars or hairdressers cars but I am a male and don't care, I prefer the mx5 for the rear real drive and soft top but they are both amazingly fun cars, and cheap to insure for us young folk. Cheaper than the hatchbacks with similar performance anyway.

[@coloneljaffa]

I agree man, mx-5 are very cool I think. Celica is one of the best looking cars around if tastefully modified. Sometimes they can look shite, especially with a full veilside bodykit lol.

[@CA-gy4qf]

schildsy the mx5 is more expensive to insure, but it's still a good 700 quid less than a fiesta st of the same age and performance, plus I go to car meets a lot, there's. Lot of hatches, but not often another mx5

[@coloneljaffa]

I hate UK car culture. Full of chavs in their fiesta st/ focus st or a shitty astra vxr. I put a loud exhaust on my Celica and it sounds the business. Love upsetting kids in their shitboxes. Boring cars for boring people. Jap cars are far more interesting and are so raw, which i love. Not the fastest usually, but make up for it in handling and fun factor.

[@Vaskacsa]

This video was watched by Scotty.....if u know....u know

[@jeoleyva6731]

SghPlayer GamerXD I actually watched this after marathon watching Scotty’s vids

[@scottyjones466]

Im scotty and i approve this message

[@nbn292]

I used to love scotty then I realized he just keeps making BS videos " The Death of the Toyota Celica, What Went Wrong" that was 1 year ago, then " Here’s Why This Celica is the Greatest Car Ever Made" posted 6 months ago, then "Why Not to Buy a Toyota Celica" posted 3 months ago. I mean wtf is this shit. I saw that and just unsubscribed never watched him again not going to lie. How can you call yourself a trustworthy car youtuber and contradict yourself two times in a row... (no fucking clue why this is in red, maybe its just me?)

[@nbn292]

This is the part when your talking about a completely different scotty XD

[@anthonyangel3109]

Dank Supplements you do realize there are different generations of Celicas right? He has always consistently stated the last gen Celicas like the ones in this video are garbage because he doesn’t trust the 2zz engine. He is however very much a fan of older celicas.

[@LuigiDonatello]

Recently bought that same Celica, I pay 66 euros a month in insurance. It's my first car

[@alilali313]

Which country do you live in? Insurance seems cheap

[@SpartanQwop]

That's a lot... I recently upgraded my vvti 140 hp to A Celica VVTLI GT version for only £250 a year insurance.

[@godzillas6301]

@@SpartanQwop 190 bhp ....... less than that in £ 🙂 an excellent laugh for no money . Owned a year and paid £880 for it .... been all over in the last 10 thousand miles , changes some pads but thats it !

[@LuigiDonatello]

@@alilali313 Netherlands

[@LuigiDonatello]

@@godzillas6301 mine has 336.000 KM on the clock and it drives like a charm and everything still looks good :) but I don't use it as a daily driver unlike the two previous owners

[@imquokkacola]

"LOADS of room in the back for your friends as well." My first car was a 2000 Celica, and can I just say that unless your friends are stuffed animals, this statement is completely false.

[@nermket4849]

I'm pretty sure the 86 is even smaller though 😫 I'd hate to be in the back of any sport coupe for more than 15 minutes a trip.

[@anzg2779]

If there's room for you friends in the back it's not a sports coupe. Simple as that.

[@bunbunson27]

its loads of room bigger than what the gt 86 will give you lol

[@markc6318]

to be fair though its bigger than most cars that shape, an audi tt has less space in the back. The boot space is really good though especially with the rear seats dropped down

[@wanteds13]

Back in that age the term 'stuffed animal' would have worked quite well for some of the lady friends that sat in the back seat of my car...

[@fivespeed3026]

An ex girlfriend tried to kill me in a Celica.

[@amritsinghjatt5803]

Fivespeed 302 haha

[@erikthekiller321]

Fivespeed 302 holy shit, saaame

[@kaeosfactory]

she tried to send u to heaven in the old heavenly..

[@tonycruise]

hahahahahahah that is funny cus the new celica is kind of like a girl car, i wouldn't say its a girly car but it is a girl car. lol that is better than me though, my ex girlfriend is killing me with a slow death of witchcraft and heartbreak

[@toyotacelica9308]

Fivespeed 302 hey sorry about that blame the driver driving me?....!

[@Gordon669]

I bought a Red 2005 Celica T sport about 6 months ago. Previous owner had put a Big stainless exhaust on it, a short shifter and a k and n lifetime filter, plus a strut brace. I'll tell you what , when that thing hits 'Lift' it never fails to put a grin on my face. Brilliant car

[@RetroTech27]

Such an underrated car, especially the190bhp model. Same engine in the lotus Elise. 2zz engine is such a blast, sounds amazing when pushed. Reliable, cheap to run and can keep up with most cars on the road.

[@AnOrMaLdUdE1]

Alex P saying that this shares the same engine is like saying a jumping spider is the same as a tarantula because they're both spiders. No.

[@Atv821]

It shares the same short block, but Lotus uses an aluminum head manufactured by Yamaha, the Celica uses a regular old toyota head. Big difference.

[@petercollins914]

Celica

[@Craigz1000]

@Atv821 - Wrong. The 2zzge is the exact same engine as in the lotus and is also used in the Celica 190/t=sport and in the UK the GT special edition. You are correct in the Yamaha head development which incorporates Lift where a second cam with higher profiles on the shaft comes into play after 6200 RPM, hence opening the valves more. In the US it's used in the GT-S. The UK Spec was 192 BHP and the US was approximately 10 BHP less. The pre-2002 could rev up to 8200 RPM before it redline. After 2002 they lowered it to 7600 RPM. Many tuners also add Rotrex superchargers to the Celica and other mods with many Celicas running over 350 BHP plus. The weak spot was the gearbox after 300 BHP. The car cannot be remapped using it's own factory ECU so an aftermarket ECU must be used. However, some Lotus tuners could lower the lift point using their own ECU.

[@alansmilealot]

@@Craigz1000 lotus had a different ecu, I think the oil pump and pan was different as well, to prevent low oil pressure on hard Corning on tracks.

[@socalmrt]

The 2ZZ-GE engine on the Celica GT-S was great. I owned one and it was well balanced car.

[@mrphuongie]

@@DimoS... It's a Toyota mate, it's very reliable.

[@icpfreak38464]

I have the previous gen 6 Celica GT 2.2 5speed, I Love It! it was a one owner garage kept car 180,000mi, fully loaded power everything, black leather for $1,300. put a cold air intake for some good induction noise n its a fun cheap car. i actually get stopped by people all the time saying they never see them n its awesome.... and its fun and sporty...

[@JoseCastro-sc4pm]

I'm looking for one of those right now

[@kanggoo57]

John Garner i had the 4th gen celica, was fun but pretty bad as a daily.

[@DoktrDub]

John Garner that’s really good, the only thing I would point out is that it’s almost gone to the moon in terms of mileage haha

[@shreda125hilux7]

The gen 6 you have is better than the gen 7 in this video, yours features the original toyota engine which is bulletproof compared to this one that lacks quality having the yamaha/toyota engine when the 2 companies combined.. you have one of the last of properly built toyotas unlike the plastic shit they made after..

[@mynameisntimportant9341]

Ive got a 6 gen too, mines a GT-4 though with the AWD system

[@guyfawkes62]

I am an owner of a 2002 Celica GT for 10 years now. 260,000 miles and still runs great. I have fit an 8 foot ladder in the car. 32-36mpg. Enjoyed the video.

[@TheBeansta]

after accidentally nearly buying george's celica off autotrader (before i realised that it was his), i have now bought myself another celica as my first car, courtesy of this video. it is a great car. thank you george, and thank you car throttle!

[@kimwhilock8777]

I've had my 2002 Celica for over 4 years, it's the best car I've ever owned 💕

[@camptastico7366]

This is the first celica I've ever seen that doesn't have a ricey body kit, up until now I thought they came stock with a body kit...

[@tutomenjivar18]

camptastico the trd bodykit was offered separately the nirmal one looks good

[@garethpepperell594]

I hate the body kits, i have the TRD wing on mine, but the rest f the body is stock. The car is on coilovers so lookes nicer.

[@eurosonly]

That was the gt-s which was also a limited quantity. Weirdly I've only seen them in yellow lol

[@UnitiveWILLIAM24]

The Celica is one of the only cars that body kits work well with the lines. Don't hate, you ass

[@camptastico7366]

UnitiveWILLIAM24 M8 go fuck your self

[@muffnxman]

That year celica has a better whp to weight ratio than gt86. You just have to find a celica that has been well taken care of, which is rare.

[@LumpiaBoi808]

Russell Supertramp I just bought an 03 gts with 65k Miles. It's no where near slow as he mentioned hahahah

[@MrIdunno12000]

LumpiaBoi808 I'd call over 7 secs to 60mph and over 15 secs in the 1/4 mile slow. The Celica gts is slow as fuck. It's an ecobox with a bodykit. It's for poor people with little dicks.

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

Find a Toyota Celica that has been taken care of... Errr... Good luck with that one. The newest ones are 11 Years old... And 99.999999% of them have been thrashed to fuck and are on there last legs. A future "Money pit" for some fool. That is why they are cheap to buy 2nd hand. They have ALL been thrashed... EVERY last one of them. Like the Renault Clio sport 182 and Vauxhall Corsa VXR's ... IMPOSSIBLE to find a 2nd hand one that has not been well thrashed.

[@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206]

100% Agree... The Toyota Celica is well wank. Look at the price of them 2nd hand.. That is why they are cheap as fuck... Because they are shit.

[@DMoots]

They are rare indeed, but not impossible to find if you're patient. I was lucky enough to find a good one two months back with 53700 miles on it. It had been garaged all it's life and was owned by mature owners, came with service history that would fill a book. I think it's a brilliant car, the build quality and attention to detail is outstanding and I find power is fine. Handling is absolutely superb. Getting 145hp out of a 1.8 naturally aspirated engine is good, getting 190 is some achievement.

[@davidmccloud2508]

Just got a 2001 Celica GT for my first car. Absolutely loving it!

[@alisonsanter8074]

How are you both ? Am looking at a 2005 for my son. First car x

[@kevinnelson6070]

How much did you get for insurance?

[@davidmccloud2508]

@@alisonsanter8074 they are great. Good on gas and won’t get him in any trouble. Insurance is also very cheap

[@davidmccloud2508]

@@kevinnelson6070 insurance was extremely cheap. They dont seem to care all that much about it being a “sports” car. After all it’s basically a 2 door Corolla. I sold my celica last April cause I was just a bit too big for it but overall an amazing car and I regret selling it.

[@kevinnelson6070]

@@davidmccloud2508 Oh nice, I'm looking at about 2k which isn't bad, but more than I can afford right now tbh so might save it for my second car or something and go for a Yaris t sport.

[@alexmoore5970]

Current owner of both the 7th gen Celica and Gt86, I honestly recommend the celica, they handle well, under-steer is manageable, and the after market for them is very supportive, the 1zz-fe handles boost well (More so than the 2zz-fe). I have more fun driving my celica aggressive than I do driving my Gt86. would recommend 9 out of 10, only reason why its not a 10 out of 10 is because it is front wheel drive. Lastly the Gt86 should of had a hatch like the celica, would of made the car MUCH more practical.

[@Gangularis]

alex moore if by "boost" you mean "lift" the 1zz-FE does not have lift. That's only in the GTS, 2zz engine.

[@evaristdennis1987]

I completely agree with Alvaro. Turbos are better with engines with a long stroke (distance the piston has to travel up and down). The longer the stroke the more the torque, but a shorter stroke provides higher rpm and top end but horrible torque. But thats just one factor of thousands.

[@dxnarutoboi]

2zzge

[@177SCmaro]

Evarist Dennis A longer stroke dosn't nessisarily get you more torque because, with the same displacment, you must reduce to bore, which reduces piston surface area. The longer stroke also increases frictional losses. Case in point, both the 1zz and 2zz make about the same peak torque, the 2zz just does it at a higher rpm thanks in large part to its second set of cam profiles.

[@evaristdennis1987]

177SCmaro I was talking about engines in general. The more the piston moves up and down the more it will rotate the crank with each pass. If the 2zz did not have the cam setup it has its torque would be horrible. Yes increasing stroke will increase frictional loss but decreasing the bore will also decrease frictional loss. I think Toyota/Yamaha were very clever in how they designed these two engines. Each engine is different and there are so many variables. Im not saying you are wrong, just saying I was talking about engines in general and not just the 1zz and 2zz.

[@MagicDartProductions]

I got a RWD car when I started driving when I was 16.. Yet here I am 21 and still alive. IN YOUR FACE ALEX!

[@Beymdoublevey]

famous last words

[@HAL-dm1eh]

If it's that Lexus in your profile pic, I can see why. Not hating though I almost bought one of those once.

[@MagicDartProductions]

Why yes it is. I love the thing 25 years old, 190,000 miles and last summer it took me on a 18 hour round trip with no issues.

[@eurosonly]

Well you obviously don't drive enough then. Boom

[@mal3762]

How does it feels to be alive? lol.

[@drew-xn8bs]

I don't know why i love Toyota Celica so much!💪🚗😎

[@jenifonh.6949]

I used to hate how the celica looks but it has really grown on me. I would love to own one as my first car

[@Shketri94]

1800£? how tf do u brits get cars so cheap? facelift 2005 celica cant be below 3000eur anywhere in europe, even if the car is in poor shape

[@tortozza]

Milutin Trisic UK used car market is the cheapest because we pay so much in tax and insurance

[@mdo]

tortozza tax isn't exagerated compared to rest of europe but insurance can get stupidly high for certain models.

[@DoktrDub]

Milutin Trisic nah man it’s more of a mixed bag, some cars may be overpriced compared to other parts of the world, some are cheaper, but yes the average price I see celiacs for over here is 1600-3000, depending on condition etc

[@m4rcin847]

Steering wheel on a wrong side...

[@RAFAGaming11]

Paid 11.9k for my t-sport with 120k kilometers top trim leather seats and drive by wire throttle which is the fastest out of all

[@tyrants3062]

I had a 7th gen celica for my first car at 20 and still have one now at 26, there's nothing better for the same money. It looks good and the unique shape aged well and still gets a lot of attention because most people don't know what it is they assume its expensive. When lowered the handling is great and it sounds good with a custom exhaust. It does lack torque compared to the MR2 turbo which I used to have but the upside of this is that its very efficient. A good balance between power and economy for a daily driver since I still get stuck behind cars everywhere I go anyway. It's reliable even at 15 years old and 160k miles and never broke down, the only things that have ever broke in over 5 years of ownership are wear and tear or things I modified or broke myself

[@abuelb]

Bought a 2002 Celica GTS manual in 2002. It now has 379k miles and runs like a clock. Yours is practically new at 160k miles.

[@ibrahimsher7868]

I wish he compared a T sport (190) celica with the gt 86. Much more closer comparison

[@Toyota4Life]

This celica is a great looking car even in 2017 it doesn't look too dated. The model to get in this generation celica the TRD model very sweet driving car looks badass too

[@chrischoy9]

Toyota4Life I think the brake/rear fog lights can do some styling.

[@R04drunner1]

Loved my 2001 Celica in Chilli Red. Could be driven fast, handled well, superb gear change, very striking (turned heads and drew many compliments) and amazingly practical with hatchback and fold down rear seats. I didn't get the spoiler on mine; I thought the back looked cleaner without it and the car went faster without the drag. Brilliant car.

[@abistoper1376]

I'm having a 2001 Celica and it absolutely amazing

[@Poldarn987]

I've got one and it's a good review. The only thing i would add is the rear leather seats can split if the car is left out in the sun, due to the big rear window. A fun car to drive but still fairly practical. Even the mpg is pretty good.

[@quadlatch]

had my celica years now ,never let me down fantastic car for style,reliability and plenty of power and superb handling what i need . a very underated car for what it is had a lot of head turners with this sports car . love the gt86 and that is my next car too.

[@word20]

Do you remember the toyota Celica twin cam 16V? I learned to drive and got my driving license in that car and I love it. Good acceleration, good brakes and good steering and it was fun to drive. It is definitely a sport car

[@simaojrcosta]

I had one when I was young, It was so cool!!! I miss it. With a proper exhaust it sounds awesome, coilovers give it a go kart feeling, really great steering.

[@93remix]

of course if he had the GT-S model... I think this would be a different VIDEO

[@KyKhamphoumy]

93remix I agree....needs Lift 🙂

[@93remix]

that's the 1 thing I hate when they do comparo videos showcasing TOYOs... (they never give u the top of the top so it always look mediocre.) the GT-S gave the GSR Integra a BIG RUN for the money, but in the magazines, they put the GTS vs the 1st US spec Integra TYPE R thus making the GTS mediocre.

[@dephataznboi]

93remix I completely agree. 2zz is worlds apart from the 1zz, basically a different vehicle.

[@brylieve]

pickatchew *roar*

[@dephataznboi]

That's exactly what a proper 7th Gen Celica with a 2zz does! IT ROARS!

[@desdicadoric]

I’ve got a 19 year old one sat outside. It’s fantastic.

[@BeardedHeroThe]

When my friends and I were 18 the only friend that drove, drove a Celica. I want everyone to know, that this car definitely doesn't have a lot of boot space. My head was constantly hitting the ceiling. Fun and great car though.

[@sophisticated]

The Celica is a really nice car to drive. The handling is very good.

[@nh1848]

Celica over 86 any day. Not that the 86 was meant to be the new one. For a N/A engine it's so much fun. That and the 86 doesn't have Lift, bro!

[@elvaqueroverga6980]

Her: what kind of flywheel?? You: light weight 😎 Her: 💦

[@ANB71three]

Americans: Ce-lick-a British: ce-lee-ca

[@josephbarr1659]

LoL.... I'm going to try and practice saying it the British way, but not sure if I can do it without using a British accent. I'll try. 🤣

[@oldkid820]

Also calls a coupe a coop-aye. I’m convinced the British pronounce words so dramatically because they secretly want to be French.

[@samuelpickering2224]

I have a black toyota celica T-sport (the one with 192 horsepower) here in the UK, it runs like a dream even today 👌

[@MrEvilTag]

or you could get a used gt86 and save ten grand...

[@TheRaceAcer]

or you could get an R32 GTR for £12,000

[@QTBrooklyn]

If were talking 10-15k I'd whip a 370z. That's just me though!

[@SamFBM]

or a r33 gtst for 5k

[@AntoineFRS]

That's exactly what I did :p !

[@MrEvilTag]

SecondGear no fuck off

[@GouStoulos]

didnt you call this car "riced from the factory" on an older video?

[@ericschatz4943]

Look up the Action Package Celicas. They are.

[@jdmr1c3ing]

Eric Schatz i dont mind the action package because the new gt86 is uglier

[@danielgera1361]

JDM racing the celica is a rice bucket

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

JDM racing You're right the GT86 is ugly the FR-S is a legend and the last of what they were supposed to look like cars are getting ugiler and ugiler with all the new Technologies being build inside the interior and the Automatic Transmissions killing the Manuals out and the Dual Clutch wannabe Manuals I fear what the future is going to be like cars with a self driving steering wheel you might this well sit in the passenger seat

[@carlospaz836]

Hes only being nice bcs its his buddies car

[@BenjiDubss]

I learned to drive manual when I was 18 on a 01 Celica GT-S and had it until I was 23. After driving a Camry for 2 years and a Legacy for 2 years, at 27 I am ready to purchase my brand new 86 :) People say the 86 is under powered, however I say that it is perfect just like my Celica GT-S

[@jamesgizmo1999]

Lol the mr2 would have been sooo much better featured in this video. A little more expensive but you get rwd and mid engine and in general a much more fun car.

[@tako8198]

James Browning dangerous car

[@ferrarifast1429]

Dumb drivers

[@matthewp.5291]

James Browning two words. snap oversteer

[@raf4cr4zy45]

lol with the money of the mr2 you buy a 140hp cheapest celicas but with a good engine and rwd swaped it with a 2jz or sr20

[@InBoostWeTrust7MGTE]

mr2 is for experienced drivers only. its too easy to loose control in it

[@poontang8035]

Absolutely love my celica. In my own opinion i think its better looking than most cars on the road. Not a fast car but fast enough.

[@Vezzy23]

Poontang not fast enough 140-180hp nah they need like 200-250hp

[@evilschaap]

I feel ya bro, love my celica aswell

[@indigoelevated]

I have a 2002 Toyota Celica GT-S at 81,000 miles on it. This car will really surprise you when you push it. When I was trying to find one it was the only one in the area with low mileage for the age and a 6 speed manual. Best first car ever.

[@123PSPs]

Lucky ass , I've been looking for a low mileage GTS 6 speed and it's impossible .

[@twilight116]

YHA i JUST BOUGHT mine last saterday xD love the celica!!!! and im not 18 years old. waited 17 years to got one i had time for. now 32 years old xD

[@Vvewa]

34 here and I have the ZR celica as a daily

[@kevinreal3182]

Never too late

[@borischernev1814]

I am gonna work my ass this summer and will get it in october for my birthday wish me luck lads. 😁😁

[@anatoliatanasov8925]

Just bought mine for my 29th birthday. It is my first "sport" car and I love it!

[@sagefroppy5180]

@@borischernev1814 KEEP ME UPDATED ON INSTAGRAM JUST.ANGELS.MIND

[@jordangraff2254]

When I first saw the TRD edition GTS I was sold on the looks lol. And when Trial came out with their red track Celica 😍😍😍

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

I'm way older than 18 and I love this clean design. Great Toyota!

[@tgreen1071]

I've got a celica 190 and the tax is more than my insurance now.... I still love her though :)

[@tgreen1071]

owh and I took the spoiler off..... not a ricer bro, it don't really need it and as it's my daily drive I prefer being able to kinda see what's behind me :)

[@MylesHSG]

Thomas Green The 2zz is a great engine, I have it in my Corolla T Sport

[@rysingdragoon8735]

+Thomas Green tbh, taking off your rear spoiler isn't rice at all, it's Weight Reduction

[@tgreen1071]

Ryan Padgham. stock spoilers alright as it suits, most after market (rice) look stupid and yes add unnecessary weight. CT agrees with me it's in one of their ricer videos I think :)

[@toyosiobanlearo6800]

Thomas Green M

[@BT-rq2do]

I bought a 2001 Celica as my first ever car for $3,000. Honestly its such a great car and I couldn't be happier.

[@i8yourDog]

Do you still have it?

[@johnoshea470]

ive had a lot of cars and i can honestly say without doubt the celica was the best car ive ever owned, bulletproof reliability and a lovely drive, not very roomy but it is a coupe, id highly recommend one to anybody

[@MadWilli]

They should've tested the 2zz engine

[@GECKOZFTW]

That's not an affordable car for a young driver

[@SpartanQwop]

@@GECKOZFTW it is ..

[@milosss1989]

Celica one of the most beautiful 🚗 of all time !!!

[@B_-.-]

Just brought one of these in 2021. Cheaper to buy, run, and insure than a golf or civic with equal power. It is awesome.

[@fabianmarcoschau]

I like the styling of the Celica so much🙃

[@foliveira246]

Who said that I wanted a GT86? CELICA 😍

[@dylan_omond_]

literally the perfect video I needed to see, I really want an 86 but the likelihood of me getting one is zero to none so I was considering a celica, thanks for the awesome review!

[@israelanguiano2832]

No GT-S? Naw man c'mon what kind of comparison is this. Got my GT-S 6 speed for $3200 with 125k miles. Amazing performance for the price, so light taking turns full speed without complaint, and one of toyotas most reliable engines.

[@HDReMaster]

I seem to be the only person who bought a GT-S with 115k for $1200

[@emanuelmoreta5472]

@@HDReMaster left-handed?... Where?

[@HDReMaster]

@@emanuelmoreta5472 US. I'm second owner. Girl my bro went to hs with bought it off a lot. It has 135k miles on it now!

[@emanuelmoreta5472]

@@HDReMaster wow!, you're lucky, man. What year?... In what page have you found it?

[@XJoshuamiller]

I would get a celica over a gt86 any day.

[@XJoshuamiller]

Also, can you watch my celica video. when he revs, things *do* happen....

[@astairex]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXbIiYeKh815bNk

[@LavenderJJ_]

I'd get the last gen of both of these cars, the AE86 and the older Celica. In my opinion they are better. The AE86 because... Well.. do I need a reason for an AE86? The AE86 looks beautiful (Both the Levin and the Trueno) and that 1.6l twin cam sounds better than anything else in the world. And the older Celica looks better in my opinion and has a nicer ring on the exhausts.

[@qwerkyqwerty04]

I would happily get a gt86 over a celica

[@Chair991]

@@qwerkyqwerty04 Everyone would, let's be honest. They're just making themselves feel better for not being able to afford one

[@fatboy19831]

I have owned both these cars. I had an 2000 GT 5 speed I own an 2013 BRZ. The BRZ has a better driving position and plenty of room for the driver but the Celica had room for the rear passengers. I put 312,000 miles on my Celica. I wanted to replace it in 2007 but there was nothing to replace it with. I had to wait till 2012 for the BRZ to arrive. I love both cars. RWD rules.

[@johnfgt500]

The 7th gen 2zz ss-II is in another league compared to a standard 1zz do

[@joeakyno4506]

I honestly don't understand all those who say that the Celica 1.8 VVTi 143 hp is slow. The other cars with aspirated 1.8 engine to get 8.5 seconds in the 0-100 Kms must have around 170 hp. And we're talking about an engine almost 20 years ago ... Of course if you compare this Celica with cars with engines above 2.0 it is obvious that they also have more hp, right?

[@teefromt]

Get it remapped also and that would be 7 second 0-60

[@UnitiveWILLIAM24]

It was probably quick back then but its definitely sluggish now. & the 1zz probably feels a tad quicker than what you'd think 140hp feels like. Miss my babies lol while back I had a GT & GTS simultaneously lol. Love Celicas.

[@alfiorendi9192]

Currently with my Celica VVT-i 143 HP I obtained with less than 2000 euros the 0-100 kms / h in 7.7 seconds, without ECU remap ... u.u Bye!

[@UnitiveWILLIAM24]

Alfio Rendi you can talk numbers bro but the Celica isnt about speed. Like I said I had 2 Celicas before, the "T-Sport" AND the 143 bhp. I've driven Celicas for almost a decade so I know what theyre all about.

[@smokingdank4209]

My first and current car is a 1998 2.3 Honda Accord. SOHC 16v non-VTEC (because I could only afford the cheapest trim) and it's cheap to insure, has plenty of aftermarket support, and being a 90's Honda it's reliable and easy to fix, and junkyard parts are abundant. Smooth, tight gear shift, double control arms front+back, liftoff oversteer is super predictable and fun, I've only encountered understeer once, and that was in the cold and wet. Using the handbrake or left-foot breaking counteracts understeer, and weight transfer+handbrake=dope skids. Love my car.

[@kiddinn95]

yeay finally someone who actually understands the value of the 7th gen celica. It was built to be baby's first car and that's exactly what it does best on so many levels. + it's gorgeous (I really prefer pre-facelift tho :s)

[@HumbleMechanic]

How about that shirt Alex LOL Looking fresh

[@barney9008]

I have a Celica 2000 un-face lift version (prefer the hole intake rather than the slit intake, also the fuel gauge is digital but slightly different it has longer bars and is more orange in colour.) absolutely love it. One thing to keep an eye on is oil consumption I was told by my local mechanics they can burn a bit, so keep an eye on it if you own one. Running costs are 1,500 pounds for insurance. 200 pounds for tax and 50-60 pounds to fill the tank from empty. Average 30-35 MPG extra-urban inc A roads. 40 PSI tyre pressure. Fantastic car go out and buy one!!!

[@PassiveMatrix]

All of you guys bashing the celica have clearly never driven one. I've had mine since i was 21, (fuck me 12 years ago) and would be without it. I've had BMW 3 series, currently own a lancer, but the celica is WAY more fun to drive, Is easy to repair and fun to work on. Down sides. Sod all bottom end. (even in the t-sport / 190 like mine) you have to work to gearbox to get benefit. Road noise on motorways can get a bit much, (particually on the m-sport which has less insulation) But the upsides WAY out play the down sides.

[@58dennis999]

Wish you had the 2ZZ-GE.Would love to know your thoughts!!

[@jochem1986]

I made do with a Toyota Paseo as a first car. It might be tiny and weak, it was still fun to drive, and it came alive!

[@hollowsephiroth]

If I’m getting a Celica, I’m getting a GT-4. Gotta go all the way.

[@julioortega3263]

That's different body 🤭

[@benmatheson1189]

Its amazing how my compliments and looks I still get in my Celica.Some attention not always good as people can be jealous fucks but overall I love my celica.

[@OtakuSanel]

I have one of the rare '01 GTS 2zz 6 speed manuals here in the USA. I absolutely love driving it. If you're not afraid of taking it to the red line it's pretty spiffy, just gotta keep it in the 6-8k rpm range where it makes the power.

[@linopetro3569]

I wanted to get a car more powerful than my Celica VVTi, but when I see them I just want to keep my Celica 😝

[@josephbarr1659]

Lino, you could always do some aftermarket performance upgrades to get more power out of your Celica.

[@turboahdettusupra58]

Just get the older model with 4wd... cheaper and more power under the hood.

[@ferrarifast1429]

Also about 10x rarer

[@buca9696]

Not in Japan though. Only the UK models are rare and overpriced.

[@GloomEmbraced]

FerrariFast 14 10 times rarer? 2 ST185s for sale within 25km of me, a few more around the country (AU). AU$4k to AU$18k, depending on if it's the Jap or Oz or Sainz version and how much it's modified. I have one, it's not easy to get the exact parts for them, but parts from the series before and after often work with minor adjustments.

[@hkst51rturbocharger13]

Not in america :(

[@Trussme96]

Why are you so mad?

[@nialahmad]

Strongly considering the Celica as my first car, so it's great to have come across this video!

[@tomasbegley3032]

I'm 18 and I have 1.8 2zz Corolla tsport facelift and it's £1300 on insurance. Need I say more

[@j3sdx]

You should try the 190 models. I have a limited edition GT model which is also modified and lift makes a big difference. If you want to appreciate mine im located in ealing!

[@christopherlankford65]

I honestly love my 01 Celica. Handles corners well, gets up to speed pretty well, and it's not too expensive. This is an amazing first car for me.

[@faizaanalli2672]

How much did it roughly cos?t because I'm looking to buy one of these

[@jaggardos]

Can you do an awesome affordable cars video on the Hyundai Coupe?

[@alechall860]

I thought it was pronounced "sell-icka"

[@donVisiore]

when I was 16, I knew I wanted a Celica the moment I saw it in NFSU, and althouth I hadn't, since it was a quite new model I couldn't afford, if I would have to switch now and that would be one option, I wouldn't even think twice. I still love this car.

[@mpls8_24]

Im thinking of getting a Mazdaspeed 3 2006 for my first car any thoughts on it.

[@ExplorationOfAI]

It's a fantastic car. Way more fun than a Celica and reliable too :)

[@mikeoxlong6351]

Anthony Ponce why would you waste money on that? your better off getting yourself a impreza wrx hatchback

[@Norrr3]

Anthony Ponce I used to have that car until I upgraded to an s2k.. great car! But for a first car idk about that lol

[@detailingandstuff]

Get something cheap and learn to drive first.

[@ibrahimsher7868]

Anthony Ponce it's a good choice as an alternative to a ep3 type r. another is suzuki swift sport (not as fast but great handling + fun). Or even a turbocharged Renault megane sport 225 which would be wicked fast on a track

[@DeathAtItsFinest1]

Personally I would rather have a surgically clean, brand new celica, rather than an 86/BRZ.

[@Meox_YT]

Boring

[@willmcc05]

@@Meox_YT agreed

[@d0cx]

i've got a tC which is the spiritual successor to the celica and its wonderful. not crazy fast but good enough. handles well with coilovers.

[@bunedicto]

0:55 I wonder if it happened after this scene

[@og_adem8961]

There is skid marks on the floor

[@vladvasiloni1577]

7:00 just imagine 😂😂😂👋👋

[@JK-wz7uj]

I can vouch for the Celica I had a GT Four tuned to 300+ HP by the prev owner, for a few grand it's the best sports car around. Superb handling, plenty of power, pretty practical with decent enough back seats and luggage space in the back. Even though it was 25 years old very few maintenance costs over the 7 years I had it.

[@jakeseftonshoots]

Do you know how much an engine tuning like that would cost?

[@JK-wz7uj]

@@jakeseftonshoots Sorry no idea

[@LamborghiniReven1000]

lmao "Sel-eek-a" Funny how we pronounce them differently. It's always been "Sell-ika" across the pond.

[@kuromurasaki5273]

LamborghiniReven1000 it's the proper way to say it. They just like to be different. I've even caught Jeremy Clarkson saying 'hood' instead of 'bonnet' before without being fecicius; even though they did a bit on GT that claimed hood is wrongly American ;)

[@josephbarr1659]

I'm going to try saying it like "Cel-eeka", but not sure I can do it without using a British accent.

[@jiasd123]

Edit: car throttle help me there's so many different suggestion I'm 17 and I want to buy a car that has decent acceleration, is reliable and not too old for under £6,000 any suggestions? Edit: also I forgot I'm 17 something that's not going to burn a hole in my pocket cause of how expensive fuel is and I live in the UK so insurance is very expensive

[@e36pico5]

JamZ gaming e36

[@DethThrasher1]

you're going to crash mate, stick with a 1.0 clio..which you will probably also crash ,but it'll hurt less

[@phillbozz853]

JamZ gaming a good condition miata and save the money

[@DomV123]

JamZ gaming 97-99 maxima they are sleepers and super reliable

[@TheIzzo]

JamZ gaming mk4 gti, mk5 gti, 200sx s13 or s14, eclipse gsx, e46 328/330 ,

[@zerotosixty943]

Not the fastest of cars but such a joy to drive. As the great Clarkson said "he who shall be last, shall be sideways and smiling!"

[@isuk]

My first car was a Ferrari Enzo. Now i upgraded to a Prius

[@TerenceK-yq9iz]

Awesome Affordable cars: Golf gti???

[@PlatinumNath]

Terence K 1234 golf GTI? not too affordable. maybe TSI version instead? Golf TSI is cheaper on Asia here.

[@crisissocoylike]

Terence K 1234 i guess they're affordable in the UK.

[@MITCH-fb5gp]

A video on the mk4 gti vs mk6 golf r would be a perfect candidate!

[@justsumguy2u]

No. Volkswagen in general has had a very bad reliability record since the late 90's. I'll take Japanese reliability for the win.

[@mbakwangy5773]

the yugo?

[@zachzerrudo881]

I have both cars. I have a 2014 GT-86, and a 2003 Celica GT. It stills run well and I maintained it well.

[@Airixsas]

How about 1994 celica?

[@roberttorres7936]

:/ those are better my g

[@bman_dc]

Scotty Kilmer

[@seanfox4064]

Should of done a comparison with the tsport/190 version with the 2zzge engine instead of the 140bhp shitbox😂

[@miljororforsprakpartiet290]

Then it costs more. And if so, let's review the GT86.

[@lostgps3005]

@@miljororforsprakpartiet290 the T Sport don't cost that much more but the insurance probably would

[@miljororforsprakpartiet290]

Here in Scandinavia, the T-sport is 2-3x the price of an ordinary GT... and 2-3x above the T-sport is the GT86

[@volkte37]

@@miljororforsprakpartiet290 I paid just £1100 for my Tsport 3 years ago! Prices hit rock bottom but I think have climbed a little since. Great cars.

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

If you really owned a GTS youd know the 2zzge is the real shitbox

[@williamgomez5876]

I drive a Celica 2000 gts to work everyday in LA traffic. It's absolutely the easiest car to drive fast in traffic. I weave in and out safely and do better time than most people and I feel safe and confident.

[@barnitzn]

I drive a 2006 scion tC and I think of it as the Celica's successor. I like to think tC stands for Toyota Celica

[@itsethansalsbury]

Nathan Barnitz alot of people do, but its not. The tc isnt near as fun to drive. Understeers to hell.

[@tonycruise]

lol thats what i tell this guy at work cus i got an 81 celica lol TC =toyota celica lol really it was named xC but they got threatened for a lawsuit so they named it TC it was supposed to be xA, xB, xC, and so on

[@Collasseum]

why bc the tc is heavier?

[@DeathAtItsFinest1]

I know I'm late to the party, but I'm a current 2015 Scion TC owner, and a previous celica owner. I genuinely only bought the TC due to the fact that I also thought it was the successor to the celica, but it's NOT. In all honesty the TC isn't fun to drive to me, atleast not like my celica was. I also owned a Subaru BRZ, and although it's far better than the TC, it's still less fun to drive than the celica. It's far slower than my old GTS, and handling is still mediocre. I may be biased on the handling though because I did have coilovers on my celica

[@jimmypena2442]

Nicholas Underwood TCS are good on coils. And the tc is faster than the brz in a straight line unless you got an auto, and even then torque is better. You should've stayed wuthering the gts, finding one in prestine condition is rare.